3 Stars Hotels in Taipei

The capital city of Taiwan sits between the Yangming and the Central Mountains on the north part of the island. The city and its metropolitan area is divided between east and west by the Tamsui River. The east side is more popular among visitors. Taipei is a fascinating city, with friendly locals, stylish restaurants, chic boutiques, and plenty of attractions including landmarks, museums, temples, and hot springs.

There are a plethora of accommodation options in Taipei to suit all budgets from backpacker hostels to luxury hotels. Visitors wanting to stay in a mid-range property will find over 300 three-star hotels in Taipei to choose from, all of which have different room types. Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Taipei, Home Hotel Da-An, and Chaiin Hotel–Dongmen are the most popular Taipei 3-star hotels.

Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Taipei is just steps away from the Taipei Arena and Taipei Municipal Stadium in the Shongshan district. It is a large property that offers rooms and suites and has a few executive floors. Staff at the hotel knows how to deal with business travellers and they can organise conferences, meetings, and other events. The Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Taipei also features a fitness centre, an outdoor pool, and three dining options.

The modern commercial centre of Daan is where travellers will find the Home Hotel Da-An. It is a modern hotel with a sleek, clean décor. Wood, stone, and glass are what visitors will see in this nine level building with a variety of rooms and suites. It also boasts a fusion restaurant where guests can have afternoon tea or dine on French and Italian cuisine.

Many three-star hotels in Taipei are located in the Zhongzheng district, as this is the political centre of the country. The Chaiin Hotel–Dongmen is the most popular option here. It is a cosy modern hotel that boasts a 24-hour business centre, onsite restaurant, and free WiFi.

Visitors will find that all three-star hotels in Taipei are comfortable properties close to public transport, attractions, and amenities. It is also possible to stay a little bit out of the city centre in the fresh air and near the mountain and the hot springs. Still, most travellers opt to stay in the central districts of Taipei where they can shop, dine, and drink.